Yıl: 2017 Cilt: 11 Sayı: 5 Sayfa Aralığı: 491 - 496 Metin Dili: İngilizce İndeks Tarihi: 29-07-2022

The Volatile Compounds of the Elderflowers Extract and the Essential Oil

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Sambucus nigra L. (Caprifoliaceae) known as „black elder‟ is widely used as both food and medicinal plant in Europe. Elderflowers are consumed as herbal tea and its gargle has benefits in respiratory tract illnesses such as cough, influenza, inflammation in throat. In this study, we aimed to show the compositions of the volatile compounds-rich in extract and the essential oil of the elderflowers cultivated in Kütahya, Turkey. HSSPME (Headspace-Solid Phase MicroExtraction) technique was employed to trap volatile compounds in the hexane extract of dried elderflowers. The volatile compounds in the essential oil from elderflowers isolated by hydrodistillation were analyzed GC and GC-MS systems, simultaneously. Results for the n-hexane extract: thirty volatile compounds were identified representing 84.4% of the sample. cis-Linalool oxide (27.3%) and 2hexanone (10.5%) were found to be main compounds of the n-hexane extract. Results for the essential oil: fifteen volatile compounds were identified representing 90.4% of the oil. Heneicosane (18.8%), tricosane (17.3%), nonadecane (13%) and pentacosane (10.3%) were the major compounds of the oil
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APA Duymuş Ağalar H, Demirci B, DEMİRCİ F, KIRIMER N (2017). The Volatile Compounds of the Elderflowers Extract and the Essential Oil. , 491 - 496.
Chicago Duymuş Ağalar Hale Gamze,Demirci Betül,DEMİRCİ Fatih,KIRIMER Neşe The Volatile Compounds of the Elderflowers Extract and the Essential Oil. (2017): 491 - 496.
MLA Duymuş Ağalar Hale Gamze,Demirci Betül,DEMİRCİ Fatih,KIRIMER Neşe The Volatile Compounds of the Elderflowers Extract and the Essential Oil. , 2017, ss.491 - 496.
AMA Duymuş Ağalar H,Demirci B,DEMİRCİ F,KIRIMER N The Volatile Compounds of the Elderflowers Extract and the Essential Oil. . 2017; 491 - 496.
Vancouver Duymuş Ağalar H,Demirci B,DEMİRCİ F,KIRIMER N The Volatile Compounds of the Elderflowers Extract and the Essential Oil. . 2017; 491 - 496.
IEEE Duymuş Ağalar H,Demirci B,DEMİRCİ F,KIRIMER N "The Volatile Compounds of the Elderflowers Extract and the Essential Oil." , ss.491 - 496, 2017.
ISNAD Duymuş Ağalar, Hale Gamze vd. "The Volatile Compounds of the Elderflowers Extract and the Essential Oil". (2017), 491-496.
APA Duymuş Ağalar H, Demirci B, DEMİRCİ F, KIRIMER N (2017). The Volatile Compounds of the Elderflowers Extract and the Essential Oil. Records of Natural Products, 11(5), 491 - 496.
Chicago Duymuş Ağalar Hale Gamze,Demirci Betül,DEMİRCİ Fatih,KIRIMER Neşe The Volatile Compounds of the Elderflowers Extract and the Essential Oil. Records of Natural Products 11, no.5 (2017): 491 - 496.
MLA Duymuş Ağalar Hale Gamze,Demirci Betül,DEMİRCİ Fatih,KIRIMER Neşe The Volatile Compounds of the Elderflowers Extract and the Essential Oil. Records of Natural Products, vol.11, no.5, 2017, ss.491 - 496.
AMA Duymuş Ağalar H,Demirci B,DEMİRCİ F,KIRIMER N The Volatile Compounds of the Elderflowers Extract and the Essential Oil. Records of Natural Products. 2017; 11(5): 491 - 496.
Vancouver Duymuş Ağalar H,Demirci B,DEMİRCİ F,KIRIMER N The Volatile Compounds of the Elderflowers Extract and the Essential Oil. Records of Natural Products. 2017; 11(5): 491 - 496.
IEEE Duymuş Ağalar H,Demirci B,DEMİRCİ F,KIRIMER N "The Volatile Compounds of the Elderflowers Extract and the Essential Oil." Records of Natural Products, 11, ss.491 - 496, 2017.
ISNAD Duymuş Ağalar, Hale Gamze vd. "The Volatile Compounds of the Elderflowers Extract and the Essential Oil". Records of Natural Products 11/5 (2017), 491-496.